OH!! I had forgotten who he was.Yeah, I have mixed feelings toward him. Mostly, I think he's really cruel because he's just sleeping with human woman to sort of create a super race of halfbreeds. Still, if it weren't for him, the Volturi would have basically wages WWIII on the Cullens and that's not cool.

I had one more point, but I just forgot it.

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O.k., I'm with you now. I agree that Joham is just cruel. Not so much that he's creating all these hybrids, but how he uses/impregnates the women just to carry his children, then allows them to die an incredibly painful death. Like they're lab rats. Then teaches his children that their mothers weren't any more important than animals. So yeah...he does think of them as lab rats.

I know, it's terrible. The only reason I don't completely hate Joham is that without him, there would be no other hybrids besides Renesmee, and the Volturi would have attacked (and probably killed) a lot of the Cullens. I had one other point defending him (probably a stupid witty remark) but I can't remember.... It'll come to me....

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The moment he was introduced and Nahuel said he made more hybrids I started seething with rage. (I found that expression in a book and now I love it! ) When Edward got Bella pregnant, he didn't know how much pain he'd cause her, so he wasn't really to blame, and when a vampire hunts they kill the human pretty quickly and they don't feel that much pain . . . (The only vampire I can think of who knowingly causes humans pain is Carlisle when he changed the Cullens, but he doesn't count .)

But Joham goes around sleeping with all these poor women and causing them unbearable agony and death, and doesn't even stay with them! He just leaves them to die, and picks up the baby on Wednesday.

I agree, Joham is a bad guy. Definately. The way Huilen describes her sister Pire's reaction to Joham, it sounds like she was completely besotted with him, calling him 'her dark angel'. All she wanted was to be with him and her baby. Can you imagine her loneliness and pain when she goes to him in the forest and he isn't there.

Not only does Joham cause incredible physical pain and eventually an excruciating death to these women but he also reeks havoc on their emotions. BAD GUY!

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